mcp-v2-minimal
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The two tools have completely non-overlapping purposes: one is a connectivity check that echoes input, the other parses and reformats JSON. An agent could not reasonably confuse them.
Both names are lowercase snake_case, which is consistent, but the patterns differ: 'echo' is a bare verb while 'json_format' is a noun_verb compound. With only two tools there is no discernible shared convention to rely on.
Two tools is borderline thin — the server presents itself as a 'minimal' utility host, so a small surface is intentional, but there is very little substance beyond a ping and one formatter.
The surface covers its two narrow utilities but leaves obvious adjacent gaps: no JSON validation/minification/query, and no other basic text or connectivity operations. Each tool is a dead end on its own rather than part of a coherent utility set.